Sentence examples for looms through from inspiring English sources

It sure does: China looms through the dust.

Where a flat expanse of mud flats, salt pans and fish farms reaches the Bohai Gulf, a vast ship looms through the polluted haze.

As Christmas looms through the snow, the cycle of Christmas movies hits the schedules once more – Home Alone, Ghostbusters, Swiss Family Robinson, The Wizard of Oz – the list is interminable, the appetite for them insatiable.

Fog is fog and capable of all kinds of brooding effects, but what carries it beyond effects to something approaching an existential condition is the human figure that looms through it, partly veiled and partly disclosed.

Craig Johnson's tender indie comedy, "True Adolescents," examines the interim passages of male lives when time is nervously frittered away and the future looms through the mist like a giant scary question mark.

Blanche finds "memories like flotsam, looming through the fog of that dimly remembered milk-fever".

Wenders conducts extensive interviews with the photographer, with Salgado looming through giant translucent images of his best known pictures.

But, as I stood panting and sweating at the top, my gaze was drawn upwards to the dark, fortress-like building looming through the trees.

Blackened sand, derricks looming through the haze and the occasional passing oil tanker didn't sound like the makings of a relaxing weekend at the seaside.

Guitarists Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson loom through the dry ice in hooded cloaks and raise up a deep, throbbing hum that will continue for the next hour and a half.

Five minutes' walk from the abbey where her remains lie stands an imposing castle, surrounded by a moat, its tall Baroque tower looming through the mists that swirl off Lake Vättern.